Revisions for post #15562

Unfortunately <p>Unfortunately there is no chance to make reliable stats about raids. Why? Because all of statistics are based on official Kill Statistics (from tibia.com). Everyday Cipsoft updates stats and this is how we know how many monsters/bosses died the day before.

Unfortunately before.<br><br>Unfortunately there is rather no way, to notice that raid had a place after some time. You can't count it by died monsters. monsters in statistics. Some of raids includes bosses like Zomba, but a lot of those bosses have poor loot and they are not worth to kill it. THat's That's why I guess that part of them are simply missed and I wouldn't base any stats on those bosses. What is more, 90% of raids have no bosses, so it doesn't make any sense.

Raids, sense.<br><br>Raids, which you've mentioned in your question are quite specific, specific (because it's really rare and expensive loot a lot of people were interested how it works), so I can share some info about it:

First it:<br><br>First of all both raids have cooldown about 30 days, have<strong> cooldown about 30 days</strong>, so you can meet it once per month! Huge raid on Thais' gates is announced with some server messages (white messages in the middle of game window), so if you'll be online, you won't miss it.

The it.</p><p><em>00.00: Orc activity near Thais reported! Beware!</em></p><p><em>00.04: </em>[-]</p><p><em>00.07: Thais is under attack!</em></p><p><em>00.09: </em>[last wave with Orc Warlords]</p><p><br>The one on Fermor Hills is unannounced but the cooldown is exactly the same, so if you know when the last raid appeared, then you'll be able that in next +/- 30 days it will appear again :) small I think that all players, or at least most of them, who want to meet this raid check it with low level characters, that is logged out on the top of the tower. From that place you can easily see if it's active and your character is safe. You can relog and come fast to kill the raid with higher-leveled character.<br><br>small tip: people sometimes share their screenshots from this raid on TibiaBosses, that's how I know when to check it :D:D</p>

Unfortunately there is no chance to make reliable stats about raids. Why? Because all of statistics are based on official Kill Statistics (from tibia.com). Everyday Cipsoft updates stats and this is how we know how many monsters/bosses died the day before.

Unfortunately there is rather no way, to notice that raid had a place after some time. You can't count it by died monsters. Some of raids includes bosses like Zomba, but a lot of those bosses have poor loot and they are not worth to kill it. THat's why I guess that part of them are simply missed and I wouldn't base any stats on those bosses. What is more, 90% of raids have no bosses, so it doesn't make any sense.

Raids, which you've mentioned in your question are quite specific, so I can share some info about it:

First of all both raids have cooldown about 30 days, so you can meet it once per month! Huge raid on Thais' gates is announced with some server messages (white messages in the middle of game window), so if you'll be online, you won't miss it.

The one on Fermor Hills is unannounced but the cooldown is exactly the same, so if you know when the last raid appeared, then you'll be able that in next +/- 30 days it will appear again :)

small tip: people sometimes share their screenshots from this raid on TibiaBosses, that's how I know when to check it :D